Galorath Incorporated

Galorath Incorporated, a Long Beach, California-based Subchapter S Corporation, licenses and maintains parametric cost-estimation, systems-engineering, and project-management software (the SEER suite) to the federal government as a prime contractor on 94% of its recent awards, competing full-and-open without set-aside protection. The company holds a $4.39 million Army Indefinite Delivery Contract (running through September 2028) and sits on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and GSA Information Technology Schedule 70, from which it has generated the bulk of its federal delivery orders since 2022.

Galorath's capability portfolio centers on licensing and sustaining SEER software modules across the Department of Defense, NASA, and civilian agencies. SEER-Software (Estimator and Project Manager editions) supports parametric cost analysis and schedule estimation for software projects; SEER-Hardware estimates development and manufacturing costs for electronic systems; SEER-IT addresses information-technology acquisition programs; SEER-Space covers space-mission cost modeling; and SEER-SEM provides systems-engineering and modeling capabilities. Representative recent work includes a $1.15 million delivery order from the Air Force Materiel Command in March 2025 for annual SEER suite licenses, a $871.7 thousand Army-wide SEER suite license delivery order (September 2024), a $373.1 thousand NASA agency-wide SEER software renewal purchase order (September 2025), and a $351.9 thousand NASA task order for SEER software and services across multiple NASA centers (December 2024). On the GSA Schedule, Galorath offers eleven labor categories ranging from Senior Analyst roles at $121.15 per hour (bachelor's degree, five years experience) through Subject Matter Expert positions at $205.04 per hour and Senior Engineering Consultant Analyst IV roles at $293.68 per hour (PhD, sixteen years experience), all non-cleared.

Customer concentration is sharp. The top customer by potential-value share is the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command, which anchors $13.96 billion in combined potential value across eleven awards, creating a significant concentration risk; by award count, the Department of the Air Force leads with 43 awards, followed by NASA Headquarters with 38 awards, but these account for smaller dollar amounts. The Department of the Army Headquarters Office of the Secretary (21 awards, $30.1 million) is the second-largest customer by dollars and the primary anchor for the $4.39 million IDIQ. Together, the top five customers (Air Force, NASA, Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center, Army Headquarters, and NASA Shared Services Center) represent 46% of awards by count. The DVoS (Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command) concentration suggests either a large, recently awarded contract or an error in the source data; the Navy typically does not single-source nine-figure-plus awards to a software-licensing vendor.

Galorath's vehicle footprint is broad. The vendor holds 151 task orders under GSA Information Technology Schedule 70 (combined potential value $22.8 million), 16 task orders on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (combined potential value $26.7 million), 14 task orders under One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services—Small Business, and 7 task orders under Indefinite Delivery Contract W91CRB16D0035 (combined potential value $5.9 million). The Army IDIQ has generated multiple delivery orders annually since award in September 2023.

Activity has been flat to slightly declining. The vendor recorded 4 awards in 2022, 6 in 2023, 8 in 2024, 7 in 2025, and 3 so far in 2026 (source coverage through March 2026). Only 3 awards (combined potential value $1.6 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating minimal near-term recompete exposure.

In its subcontractor role (6% of recent awards), Galorath delivers SEER renewal services to Amentum Technology as a sub on a Missile Defense Agency information-management and IT-services contract (January 2026), to Deloitte Consulting on F-35 Joint Program Office financial management and costing support (February 2025), to Stemaco SC on an engineering-services sub-award under an EPICS contract (October 2024), and to the University of Dayton on a disruptive composites technologies engineering contract (November 2021). SCI reporting is sparse: the vendor shows $336 thousand in SCI-reportable invoiced revenue as a prime in FY2022 and approximately 6.1 FTEs delivered to federal programs across FY2022–FY2024, with most SCI activity recorded as a subcontractor (5 of 6 SCI records). This indicates that most of Galorath's federal revenue flows through software licensing and maintenance orders (which do not trigger SCI reporting above the $150,000 threshold when structured as goods or perpetual-license purchases) rather than through labor-intensive service contracts.

Galorath operates under a named subsidiary, Galorath Federal, Inc., which appears in recent contract awards and does business under that name alongside the parent Galorath Incorporated. The corporate structure and naming convention suggest the subsidiary provides a federal-facing entity for government contracting and compliance.